The Defense is the defense stat of the defending digimon. The Attack is the attack stat of the attacking digimon. If you are on a Darkness tile and use Grisly Wing, it would become 1.2. Tile Bonus can be 0.8, 1.0, or 1.2 and is the bonus applied to the specialty of the move. For example, Terra Force is 60, Bolt Strike is 10, and Energy Blast is 37.5. Attack Power is the attack power of the move. A Water move would be 1.2 against a Fire digimon). Virus attacks a Data, the bonus is 1.2) Specialty bonus can be 0.8, 1.0, or 1.2 and is the specialty of the skill vs. Type bonus is either 0.8, 1.0, or 1.2 based upon the Virus -> Data -> Vaccine triangle. The damage formula used in the game is as follows: Floor(Floor(Type Bonus * Specialty Bonus * Attack Power * Tile Bonus) * Attack / Floor(Defense * Tile Bonus)) = Damage (Floor means to drop all decimal places). (The level is always rounded down in this case.) Damage Formula 18+(14/5) would be the formula which would make it 20.8, which would round to 20. For example, the first digimon has a level of 18 and the second digimon has a level of 14. Adding them merely refers to Dna digivolution. X being the level of the higher digimon and y being the level of the lower level digimon. To determine the maximum level a digimon can reach, one must use the formula x+(y/5). Players can increase DP by using DNA UpChip and decrease DP by using DNA DnChip. A digimon's DP will increase by 1 from the digimon with the highest DP whenever you DNA Digivolve it. Players can only see a digimon's DP when visiting the Digivolve Lab and clicking on a particular digimon. What a digimon digivolves into is affected by its Digivolve Points. Sometimes, if a high DP number is reached, the player will obtain a rare and powerful Digimon. DP will cause Digimon to Digivolve into different forms. Every time you DNA-Digivolve, extra DP is awarded, but care must be taken not to do this too often, as it may cause Digimon to not evolve. DP is gained by DNA-Digivolving your Digimon.
Digivolving pointsĭP is the most important factor of Digivolution. However, a Digimon's Digivolultion is affected by how many Digivolving points it has. A Rookie Digimon will always Digivolve into a Champion level, a Champion level will always Digivolve into an Ultimate level, and an Ultimate level will (almost) always Digivolve to a Mega level (some Ultimates don't digivolve). Digivolving is the process in which a Digimon "evolves" into a new level. Digivolvingĭigivolving is one of the game's most interesting and difficult parts to understand. After defeating the Boss, the player may exit the Domain by means of an "Exit Portal" found near the Boss' location. Typically, at the end of each Domain there is a Boss, whether it be a lone Digimon, or another Tamer with a team of them.
However, the Digi-Beetle has a limited inventory, requiring careful management of items. Most traps can be disposed of by items that can be purchased at stores found across the game, and enemy Digimon can be befriended with "gift" items. These dungeons are filled with various things, including many types of traps including land mines, energy fields called "Electro-Spores", giant stones, acid floors, treasure chests, and most importantly, enemy Digimon. The player explores vast labyrinths dubbed "Domains", inside a tank called a "Digi-Beetle" (Akira's Digi-Beetle has the default name of "Gunner", though like Akira himself, the player has the option of naming the vehicle, which can receive various upgrades throughout the game). The opponent's Digimon are Ninjamon, Centarumon, and SandYanmamon.īecause it is a dungeon crawler, Digimon World 2 has vastly different gameplay from its predecessor, Digimon World, which focused on raising Digimon like pets. The player battles with three Digimon: "Rosemon", WarGreymon, and SkullGreymon.
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